holiday apartment central Budapest Budapest vacation rental bed and breakfast

in the city Park/ ideal for children and by car

Data of object

Type of object:	holiday apartment
Living area:	80 m²
Number of rooms:	2
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	6
Number of bathsrooms:	1
Listing #:	16534

The location is ideal for children, easy access to the ZOO, Fun-fair park, and the Bath of Szechenyi Loveley apartment located in a quiet, historical building in the diplomatic quarter of Budapest, a stone’s throw from the famous Square Hősök, and from Szécsényi Thermal Bath. The flat is totally and stylishly renovated, it’s ideal if you want to find yourself in the middle of Hungarian history.

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Loveley apartment located in a quiet, historical building in the diplomatic quarter of Budapest, a stone’s throw from the famous Square Hősök, and from Szécsényi Thermal Bath. The flat is totally and stylishly renovated, it’s ideal if you want to find yourself in the middle of Hungarian history. The location is ideal for children, easy access to the ZOO, Fun-fair park, and the Bath of Szechenyi More : www.booking.atw.hu

central Budapest , Budapest , Hungary

Perhaps no other capital has played such a dominant role in the life of a nation as Budapest. About 2 million people or every fifth Hungarian lives in the capital. It is, from head to toe, a European city. Besides the citizens of many nations, more and more foreigners choose to make Budapest their home. During its long history it was destroyed innumerable times, and its citizens exterminated; yet it has always risen again, evolving and becoming ever bigger and more colorful. Each age has left behind its marks, each rejected and destroyed, but built also, so configuring today's exciting, in places opulent, in other places dingy city. The Danube, Europe's highway, determines the life of Budapest dividing it into two and yet connecting both sides of the city's unfurling districts. The Buda hills and the soft inclines of Óbuda on the left bank and the Pest plain on the right bank diversify the city. The islands embraced by the Danube - of which the centrally situated Margaret Island, which contains perhaps the most beautiful park of the city, further enrich this picture. Not only the Danube, but also the hot springs that spout forth from under the city have had a significant role in the area's development. Though the region has been inhabited ever since the Stone Age, by the Celts coming and settling here the from west, but also by the Avar tribes arriving here from the east, the first city with a significant number of citizens was founded by the bath loving Romans. In the area of today's Óbuda, Aquincum was the capital of their occupied territory of East Pannonia. The Turks who occupied this territory for 150 years constructed numerous baths in the city. A few among them even today await bath lovers. Budapest was created by the unification the three cities of Buda, Óbuda and Pest in the year 1873.

Arrival and distances

Distance to next airport: Ferihegy - 20 km
Distance to next railway station: Keleti - 2 km
Distance to next motorway: M3 - 1 km
Distance to next Shop: 0.3 km

Sport facilities nearby

Swimming, Tennis,

Type of holidays

Relaxing holidays
Family holidays
Cultural and sightseeing holidays
Romantic holidays
Holidays for singles
Sport holidays
City holidays

Bedroom

Total number of sleeping facilities: 2

2 Single room(s)

Bathrooms and WCs

Number of bathsrooms: 1

1 Bathrooms with tub
1 seperate WC(s)

External facilities of object

Terrace

Internal facilities of object

Machines and equipment

Bed linen provided
CD-player
Bicycles
TV
Towels provided
Cable-TV
Radio
Stereo
VCR
Washing machine
Tumble-dryer

Kitchen facilities

4 ring stove
Single ring stove
Freezer
Dishwasher
Microwave

Services

Other

Long term rental possible
Pets not allowed
Seniors suitable
Children welcomed
Handicapped suitable

Additional Information

Access: walk Museum of Fine Arts (District 14, Heroes Square) The building borders the square from the left. It was finished in 1906 and displays a foreign art collection — including a modern section. The Spanish collection is quite significant and strong, especially El Greco’s paintings are often referred to in this context. The Flamish and Dutch graphical material is also significant. The musuem is open until 10 p.m. on Thursdays. Its renovation has been constantly ongoing since the second world war. (Further information: www.szepmuveszeti.hu) Műcsarnok Art Hall (District 14, Heroes Square) This ornamental building was completed in 1896. Since it does not have its own collection, it is not a museum but hosts various exhibitions.. Roundabout in the Amusement Park (District 14, Állatkerti körút 14-16.) This traditional roundabout was built in 1908, and has become integrated into the Hungarian collective memory due to Ferenc Molnár’s play. Its renovation, which was financed by public donations, earned the Europa Nostra award in 1996. Museum of Agriculture (District 14, Vajdahunyadvár) The famous building complex was originally constructed as an expo installation. The museum, which is situated in the Baroque wing of the complex, has permanent and changing exhibitions as well. (Further information: www.mezogazdasagimuzeum.hu) Museum of Transportation (District 14, Városligeti körút 11.) Relics of all methods of transportation, including operational models, but the exhibition shows much more than just machines. (Further information: www.km.iif.hu) Timewheel This peculiar monument was inaugurated on 1 May, 2004, when Hungary joined the European Union. It is an 8-meter-tall hour-glass embedded in a granite and steel wheel. The sand goes down in exactly one year. „It does not measure time, but represents it.” says the owner of the idea. (Further information: www.timewheel.com.) Rest and lunch: in Bagolyvár Restaurant (District 14, Állatkerti körút 2.)